Alpha's Fall, Luna's Rise
ntensity of the moment. I tried to calm my heart as I glanced at the door, my breath catching. In the
ence pushing through the apartment's thin walls. Ever the guardian, Cain stood next to me, stari
Cain gave me a stern look, but I couldn't hide indefinitely. I
it." "You have no idea what you're getting yourself into. I
shook him off. "I h
the rejection, the betrayal-became more and more apparent. I had been discarded. I was abandoned by the people I had once trusted, pregnant, and alone. It wasn't the worst part, though. The thought th
breath and o
man who had once promised me the world was nowhere to be
uld even utter his name without experien
thing. You also deceived me. Everything-our lives, our connection. Everythin
n contrast to what he believed, I hadn't deceived him. H
hing," in a scarcely audible w
What I needed to see, I saw. It
merely observed him withdraw into the shadows beyond. I briefly felt as though I wa
nd the answers I needed. "What's happening? Why is he treating me like this
aden with doubt. Roland isn't the only one. Bimbo, there
e you saying? Rolan
rd and spoke softly. "The brain behind
alone. Elena had always been a reminder of a history I had never really comprehended, a shadow in the backdr
his?" I asked, struggling
been lying to him and trying to turn his thoughts against you. Although I'm not entirely sure what she wants
n had already rocked my life, and now it was falling apart even more. Elena wasn't m
betrayal building in my chest and the wrath starting to swell up
don't know yet." But, Bimbo, she's dan
d me creaked open. Once more it was Roland, but his ey
I warned you that if you turned me down, there wou
my heart thumping in my chest. "Y
Elena's calm, silky voice-as if she
tly what's suppose
alculating, icy gaze. She appeared to be the confident, sophisticated, and fearsome lady she
t think we've had an opportunity to have a proper meetin
ts as I stepped back. "What
way from my face, almost like a lover would do, but I kne
o," she uttered quietly. However, Roland
man I had loved, but there was nothing there-jus
ity in his eyes and muttered,
iced was a la
ated icily. "And you'll be
still ringing in my head as
s more than just a danger to me. Roland had turned me down beca